TokyoFlash Broke Watch: telling time with shattered, animated stained glass
The TokyoFlash folks have a new crazy-ass watch out, the Broke, which tells time by displaying an animation of a shattered piece of stained glass. The bright screen must be pretty battery-intensive because they've added USB recharging, which is pretty nifty.Kisai Broke USB charging LED watchReading the time couldn't be easier. Touch the button and a shattering animation will light up the display. The outer ring of blocks represent hours in the same position as hours on a clock face. The inner ring of blocks represents five minute intervals in the same position as minutes on a clock face. Four single minutes are shown in the center.
Previously:
- Kisai Tenmetsu: TokyoFlash's new skinny OLED watch
- Radio Active watch from Tokyo Flash
- TokyoFlash Nekura watches
- TokyoFlash Tibida LED watch -- with binary mode! Three being given ...
- TokyoFlash's "Infection" watch tells time on an electronic Petri ...
- Crazy TokyoFlash watch: the Pimp Watch
- Binary LED watch from TokyoFlash
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Reading the time couldn't be easier. Touch the button and a shattering animation will light up the display. The outer ring of blocks represent hours in the same position as hours on a clock face. The inner ring of blocks represents five minute intervals in the same position as minutes on a clock face. Four single minutes are shown in the center.




